Laputa Robot-Gardener Frame (Castle in the Sky, 1986)

Re-render this image as a frame from Studio Ghibli's Castle in the Sky (1986), Miyazaki direction, Oga-school watercolor backgrounds, cel-on-acetate production. Subject is a tall ancient robot figure (humanoid silhouette, weathered metal plate, joint-and-rivet construction, no glowing eyes, posture gentle and stooped slightly) standing or kneeling in a garden setting. Moss and vines wrap across the robot's torso and arm joints. One mechanical hand extended in a gesture of careful tending: placing a small flower on a stone marker, holding a small bird, or cradling a young plant. Background: garden ruins overgrown with wildflowers and grasses, broken stone walls, a single ancient tree branch arcing into upper frame, soft Oga watercolor with visible wet-on-wet pooling. Lighting: golden-hour warm directional from upper-screen-right, soft shadow on opposite side of robot, the entire scene quiet and low-contrast. Cel-animation linework: clean single-weight ink, slight imperfection at line ends, the robot rendered with confident mechanical-but-organic line quality. Mood: the noble guardian of nothing, the obsolete weapon that has chosen the longest-quietest patience, gentle attention to small living things in the absence of any human observer or instruction, the machine that has outlived its purpose and invented a better one. Composition leaves negative space at upper sky and lower foreground suitable for caption insertion. No legible text, no studio watermark. Aspect ratio 16:9 matching source. Preserve the subject and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering.